so i don't know if i got used to referring to myself as mommy to her. because i had lost my patience. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i was like, "mommy is sorry. mommy didn't get a lot of sleep last night. mommy --" and she goes, "why are you preferring to yourself in the third person?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, she's like, yeah. >> she's eight i was so proud of her. >> jimmy: how smart is that? >> i was like, "oh, you know third person!" >> jimmy: -- >> i know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who knows third person at 8 years old? >> but at the same time i'm like, "why am i referring to myself --" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> "in the third person?" >> jimmy: in this -- >> "because amy is tired." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's why -- >> "amy works too much." >> jimmy: "mommy -- mommy works too much." >> yeah. >> jimmy: "mommy is tired. "somebody has to go to bed now." yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> exactly. mommy goes to bed. anyway. >> jimmy: when you do this, you also got involved with the auditions as well. >> i did. i loved it. >> jimmy: do you remember audi

i got three days, man. i don't want to mess this up."light laughter ] and he's fun i mean, both of you -- but you're friends that's what friends do >> that's what we do >> jimmy: and so i want to show everyone a clip. here's daveed diggs in the new movie "blindspotting." take a look at this. >> oh, you got a little -- >> hey, hey. i would like to get out. i got three days left on this probation, miles so let me -- >> come on, man. you gotta let me hold what it is >> i save that one for later [ talking over each other >> your gun deal >> yeah, one of those little visor things like the visor. >> oh. >> of course, they wanted the visor. >> oh my goodness. >> one in my pocket. >> very nice >> yo why are there six guns in your car, dez? >> colin, man i like - [ talking over each other >> also, stop pointing that -- at me. >> they're not loaded, bro >> those are for sure loaded >> okay. [ light laughter ] >> oh, i just got a uber pick up [ laughter ] >> is this an uber [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: come on.ed daiggs [ cheers and

now i got my brother. now i got my keith richards. i got my paul and john. i got the kinks.ve to boston, get an apartment together, and, uh... we would start playing songs, right? we played clubs, four 45-minute sets a night, regardless whether anyone was there. my understanding back then that i said, "we can get laid together. we can do drugs together. we can have girlfriends together. we can go to movies together. we live in a house together. we can write songs together. ahh! we can write songs together. and maybe we can have a chance to make it big." those were the words. i'd love to tell you i always knew i'd make it. you don't know until you write that first song. when i wrote that first song with joe perry, that's when-- game over. ♪ dream on, dream on ♪ dream on, dream on ♪ dream on, dream on, dream on ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ yeah harvey: you didn't like your voice for a time. well, don't-- i was just gonna sing a song, and you were gonna join in, and you said, "nah, you don't wanna hear me sing." - because i'm not gonna sing with steven tyler. - so, hold on. let's thump it back o

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a mind to show my strength ♪ ♪ i got a right oh i got a fire in my veins ♪ ♪ i wasn't made to fall inn line oh ♪ ♪ one, two, three right, two, three shut your mouth stick your ass out for me ♪ ♪ march, two, three one, two, three who told you you're allowed to think ♪ ♪ yeah, two, three right, two, three shut your mouth stick your ass out for me ♪ ♪ ooh oh oh ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh, just incredible. just incredible. oh, my gosh, unbelievable. christina aguilera, there you go. standing ovation right there, "liberation" is out now. we will be right back everybody. just incredible! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ let's get the party started. life is short. the world is wide. i wanna make some memories. hi there. that'll do. come on girls! ♪ dancing queen rated pg-13. are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xfinity stream app. hey guys, i'm home! surprise! i got a puppy. add an ipad to select packages for just $5 a month for 24 months. upgrade online now. [ cheers a

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a mindw to s strength ♪ ♪ i got a right oh i got a fire in my vein♪ ♪ i wasn't made to fall in linee oh ♪ ♪ one, two, three right, two, three shut your mouth stick your assut for me ♪ ♪ march, two, three one, two, three who told you you're allowed to think ♪ ♪ yeah, two, three right, two, three shut your mouth o stick yourut for me ♪ ♪ ooh oh oh ♪ [ cheers and applaus >> jimmy: oh, my gosh, just incredible. just incredible. oh, my gosh, unbelievable. christina aglera, there you go. standing ovation right there, "liberation" is out now. we will be right back everybody. ju incredible! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ t's get the party started. life is short. the world is wide. i wanna make some memories. hi there. thatl do. come on girls! ♪ dancing queen rated pg-13. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: my thanks to chris pratt, christina aguilera, [ cheers and applause ] and the rootfrom philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "la night with seth meyers," thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, evechbody. rs and applause ] ♪

i got really, really drunk. until it was time to get on a flight. that i threw up in the back of the car service on the way to the airport to perform. >> ladies and gentlemen, demi lovato! ♪ when your lips >> she's been very open about that battle and actually doing a good job of fighting that and maintaining her sobriety, which makes this whole situation even more tragic. >> reporter: until recently it seemed as if lovato had a handle on her addiction. this past march on twitter she celebrated six yeerms of sobriety. >> in many ways addiction is no different than a chronic medical condition like diabetes, high blood pressure, or cancer. it's always there. >> reporter: lovato was just a little girl from dallas when she got her start on the show "barney and friends." ♪ i love you >> reporter: she went on to become one of disney's biggest stars. she was cast alongside the jonas brothers in the wildly successful "camp rock." ♪ this is real this is me i'm exactly where i'm supposed to be ♪ >> reporter: she went on to tour with the group and was even da

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i got a to shoot. i can't talk. somebody picked that up and made a print. >> i think we had time for one more question. we have a boy scout over here. >> [indiscernible] >> the question is, the picture depicts 18 and i said he shut down 16. is there discrepancy? [laughter] >> we were pretty fast. [laughter] i did have two victories changed to probable kills. uskeepign us -- keeping honest. thank you. i think you agree that we can go evening. colonel anderson has agreed to a book signing after the event. by all means, join. we agree this is a very special before we adjourn, i want to acknowledge general anderson with an award. in recognition of the 80th anniversary of charles lindbergh's historic flight, the sculptor created to works of art. one of charles lindbergh and the other, the spirit of st. louis. both were sectioned into the national collection. based on his sculptures, he created a special commemorative medal. since 2007, we ended this program with the first presentation of that medal. it is my great honor,

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i got my master's and got a teaching citizenship. all my friends got a dollar for getting an a on their report card. my dad would say, i want you to get an a because you want to get an a. if you need a dollar, i'll give you a dollar, but there's no connection there. so i always sort of felt i wasn't good enough, then there was that moment that i stood on the house floor and i could see that in his eyes. it was a game changer in our relationship. >> another type of question that we wanted to ask you about was -- there is a couple handouts we showed you before the interview. the second one there is from your dad, a button. we didn't know if you had any sort of stories if not even about that particular button from your dad but about campaigning in general or some of the materials he might have used. >> we were big into the pins. we didn't do the soaps or the nail files. we did a lot of that stuff. we would have grueling conversation s about a new generation of leadership, what should be red, what should be white, so you put a lot of tho

then i got off stage, but i managed to get it in o order.ing, that was unbelievable. the commitment! i was, like, yeah, that is acting! ( laughter ) that's what they made me the off broadway. >> stephen: that was before. ( applause ) now the play opened in london when? >> in march. >> stephen: and how long was your run here? >> another two weeks. >> stephen: another two weeks. okay. and what is the difference from the performer's point of view between a live american audience and rather new york and london? what's the difference between those two audiences? >> new yorkers are louder. >> stephen: like they enjoy the play more? >> audibly more. or disagree wit audibly more. >> stephen: great acting! act more! ( laughter ) what do you mean? what do they say? take a longer pause! i like it when you don't talk! what do you mean, they laugh or what? >> well, they do, but they also do like a hmm, hmm -- or this thing -- >> stephen: no, they don't. that's a 1950s beat poet like, oh little birdie in the window! >> they do. >> stephen: you should have

it's great." >> jimmy: that's where i got my start. town you're from again? >> jimmy: i'm from saugerties. >> saugerties. schenectady, saugerties. >> jimmy: no, i went to college in albany. >> "paper, lady." >> jimmy: close enough, yeah, absolutely. quickly, where did you get -- what was your origin? >> i was a paperboy in schenectady. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh my god, wait a a second. but you were always into acting. you were always acting. >> no, i was going to go to law school. went to george washington university. prelaw program, going to go to law school. and a friend of mine dared me to audition for the nyu acting school. and i auditioned, and i got in. and i went, "i'll never be young enough to try this again." and i said, i'll go and i transferred. and i went to nyu. and i just kept working. i got a job and i kept working. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you said that origin -- >> i was in acting class, so i thought it was funny. i said, i said -- why honesty, i said to the guy who ran the program. i go, "why am i in the class

when i got a call up a week later you say fill out this paperwork just in case. so then i thought maybe there is a chance so i was apprised when i got the call. she has a good poker face later i knew the moment we were talking you were the social secretary. >> they say that you know within the first five minutes. now this talk about the book you have co-authored treating people well. now this talk about the book you have co-authored treating people well. cottage u-turn to go from the top social people and how did this book, about with your distinctly different political views how did you decide to write this together? >> we have been friends since we met there is a wonderful network in washington a former associate and they provide resources to whatever the current social secretary is so we met and we clicked and we stayed friends. it was very helpful to me at the time i started to talk to somebody like you worked for jacqueline kennedy because i would hear these four stories for example when she first began mrs. kennedy told her she wanted a french chef in the wh

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you know what i mean? i've got to be stronger, you know what i mean. >> i guess the worst part about gangs is paranoia. it's like a virus. it invades. >> former gang members attempt to leave deadly rivalries behind. but for some, the past is anything but resolved. >> i don't think no one could ever take this pain away. >> the men in another housing unit deal with a completely different set of issues. >> you have your masculines that are more manly looking. >> are you masculine or fem? >> i'm gay. i'm gay. >> then you have your fems. they act like girls. >> fems to the fem side and masculine to the masculine. we don't let them intertwine because you are asking for problems. >> a surprise contraband raid turns one housing unit upside down. >> inmates are very crafty, and there are thousands of places where narcotics can be hidden within the units. >> anyone accused of a crime in san antonio will most likely pass through the bexar county jail. >> got to spread out on the wall right here. remove your shoes and socks an

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cabin crew, after a hard time i had applying 7 times and i never got a chance. i finally beat it and i'm finally gonna be there. so, yeah, see you in the air, then. mostly dubai is like, you work, and then you go out and you go party. you spend all your money. uen you go back to work. try to reach again the point like when you get your tips done, your money done. and thent you go y again. and there's just a couple times where you have time to go to sleep. here are the pictures with myro friends, fmy last party. a lot of people here in dubai are also lonely, becse they maybe cannot get the culture. they cannot--also, dui's a lot of rules. like not everyone can accept that. first time when i got here, i was like, hell, no, i'o'm not gonna--i'monna like do that. but then i was like, i guess i have to. i have to follow the rules if you want to live here. you have a boyfriend, you c't go out and, like, hang out together and ss together like, yeah, baby! you know? usic playing] m,, i got a henna. so i didn't want to look lik because i didn't get a tan, right? so i got

>> i got permits for all my work. all the work i did have permits. >> this is a request for re-hearing. so the issues that were before us for the original permit, there's no evidence of anything else. you are just giving us a reason why you aren't complying with the order of abatement conditions. joo* >> it's fine. >> i'm just saying you have professionals who are working on this for you? >> yes. >> okay. thank you. >> but they aren't very diligent. i may have to do some complaints. >> may very well be but nonetheless. >> any public comment on this? no. then rebuttal? >> take public comment first? >> there's no public comment. >> [inaudible] chief building inspector. here is the concern we have. let me read you goal two of the department's strategic plan. provide inspections to enforce codes and standards to protect occupants rights ensuring safety and quality of life. this notice of violation is over a year old. you gave the property owner back in march 49 0 days. 90 days. she has cancelled four times. a lot of items

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>> i got a certificate. [ light laughter ] and i got a lot of friends who went for four years, got studentjimmy: harvard graduate! >> yeah! >> jimmy: i mean, that's what i'm talking about. how -- what was that -- what is it? i don't understand. you went to a -- >> it was a business of entertainment, media, and sports program that ll cool j turned me on to. and dwayne "the rock" johnson turned me on to it. and it was really cool. you do all these case studies about different businesses. and there were some athletes there. but then there's some entertainment, but mostly just business people. but it was great to see, because as an athlete you're kind of isolated in a lot of ways. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but to be there with a lot of people in business and feel like, "you know what, yeah. i can be comfortable and i belong in the business world." and for me i've been out of it a while and i've done things in business before. a lot of the other athletes there from lindsey vonn to chris bosh. the soccer player kaká which, you know, i know -- what? kaká? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] i mean, sorry, i ha

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states you know how it is it's when i was growing up i born in one thousand thirty seven by the time i got into my twenty's and thirty's the world war one oh my god i don't think i knew about world war one his fields of poppies and hemingway novels so it's not surprising to me that the generation doesn't know what happened the lies vietnam has disappeared in america pretty we know it wasn't a good war for us i'm sure there's still five pages of textbooks but there was a period when universities all had special courses on the war but that was twenty thirty years ago you and i were too old buddy we're all people i'm a much younger yeah but you know look i know great here but you must think that i don't believe me but if we go. mentioned it. the medium as it still resonates the name of the journalists maybe historians of vietnam you tell in this book the story of trying to find sources and witnesses just describe what you go into there and why i just got a tip about it and you know i covered it's not as if i came from nothing i've been a police reporter in chicago and let me tell you about be

i got to thank everybody. >> did you ever get your chain back? >> nah. e honest, all jokes aside, we looking for the chain right now. we got bananas on deck. i got to find my chain. this is serious. this is serious matter. >> s do you see how she's looking in this picture? look at her. >> you have eight episodes coming up of this journey tor 600 ekwan as, turtles and we got a sea turtle squads. >> tell us how people can watch the show. >> you can find us on facebook if you type in deer squad and it'll be on youtube in a couple of weeks. >> where my chain at, car nilla? >>> when you get a surprise you expect it to be sweet but this was anything but that. you see that kid go running across the room and that's when these men carrying guns walk right in, but this dude jumps up and he goes running and they start firing shots. everybody else starts to duck for cover. the man disappears and he comes back and he's got his gun. when he returned he was ready for action. they did shoot him twice. >> reports as wh were t there to shake everybody down? >> there's no i

rten it, i got the it took a while. because they were agonizing ver what to do and i was ready to go to florida. i was like i'm coming up anyway. i'll volunteer. a week into my volunteering she said you got the job. that was like, all right. whoa. and i just never, ever thought it would happen. and months later she told me the reason she even kept me in mind was that she loved my cover letter. you just never know. >> i think what we'll get at and we'll go into personal anecdotes along the way. ultimately you stayed with the clintons through the administration. >> i did. vaughn: you were with hillary. june: back in the state department yes. vaughn: so when you meet these people it as matter of where this can take you. june: yes. like college. the friends you meelt in these campaigns or political families you're always connected. vaughn: that worked out for ohn. what is your story? john: a similar story. just out of law school, 1990, and i was clerking for a federal judge in new york city. and the clerkships are a year lon

ok the best four years i examined testimonies and got a good health information such as crucial ballistic research i also talked to involved parties and witnesses i hope to get an answer to the question could it really be that the wrong man is on death row. and you are giving him a big are. you still put your eye on him this durham. is no excuse. but. my defense is i didn't kill nobody i don't know i was on the way we're supposed to that you know who's going to go boss and lives there are so yours you know and then things took a turn the guy got shot and then at that point i was worried about your control. they were patient and else on the corner mark rey shut up later on this is what happened but i don't have a fear from the troops. where there are bugs that. we'll logs of. and i was in the time in the middle market is right. next to the sea. danielle she should have seen what happened right so he was leaving he last about where he was sitting it yeah i guess he was in and they will it was it was not the middle he said directly behind me because i had time like this and talked to all of